The Hanwha ARD-1610 is an NDAA and FCC-compliant 16-channel hybrid recorder supporting up to 18 cameras total (16 analog and 2 IP) across AHD, TVI, CVI, CVBS, and IP video formats. Running on a 100 Mbps recording bandwidth with efficient H.265 compression, it outputs video via 4K HDMI, VGA, and a dedicated spot monitor while housing two internal SATA hard drives for up to 12TB of total storage.
This hybrid recorder streams local video on a simultaneous 4K HDMI and VGA output with up to a 20-division screen layout, but note that analog resolutions above 2MP record at half-resolution. It supports continuous, scheduled, and dual-track recording with dynamic event actions - such as emails, buzzers, and PTZ presets - triggered by alarms, video loss, or advanced network analytics like line-crossing and face detection. Users can review footage across 18 simultaneous playback channels using calendar, smart search, or text-based POS searches, control PTZ cameras via RS-485 or integrated coaxial protocols with 300 presets, and manage two-way audio alongside 4 alarm inputs and a single relay output.
Built on an embedded Linux platform, this certified black metal recorder operates between 0°C and 40°C (32°F to 104°F) and draws a maximum of 40.8W from a 12V DC power supply. It supports standard networking protocols, ONVIF Profile S, and Hanwha SUNAPI, allowing secure multi-user remote access via Chrome, Edge, or Safari on Windows and Mac. Integrated security layers include IP filtering, 802.1x authentication, user access logs, and complete data encryption backed by Hanwha Root CA device certificates.
Dimensions 370 × 44 × 320 mm (14.57" × 1.73" × 12.6") and weighs 2.4 kg (5.3 lb). Powered by a 12V DC input, it features two SATA HDD bays supporting up to 12TB of total storage, three USB 2.0 ports, and dual HDMI/VGA display outputs alongside a dedicated BNC spot monitor. Camera control and setup are managed via built-in RS-485, coaxial PTZ protocols, and a quick-pairing P2P QR code interface.